Transaction details are fully editable.
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- Double-click the transaction you want to edit.
- You can also select the transaction and click Edit in the toolbar, or choose Transactions > Edit Transaction from the Quicken menu.
- Make any changes by selecting the incorrect information and typing over it.
- We strongly recommend that you always assign Categories to your transactions.
- You can also use the pickers to select different payee names, tags, and categories.
Click the Edit Details button to show additional transaction details such as:
- Split Tab (which includes additional information about downloaded transactions, such as the original payee name sent by your financial institution as well as Memo and Tags fields.)
- Split Tab
- Attachments Tab
- Checks Tab (checking accounts only)
- When you are finished, you can press Enter or simply move on to your next task.
- Made a mistake? Choose Edit > Undo from the Quicken menu or type ⌘Z.
Note that changing the amount of a transaction can cause problems if you've already reconciled the transaction with your bank statement.
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Quicken gives you the flexibility to edit multiple transactions at a time. You can edit the payee, the category/subcategory, the tags, and the memo. This is called bulk editing.
Let's consider bulk editing categories as an example. Consider a situation where you are using two categories, Car and Automobile. Later, you decide that you need only Automobile. In this situation, you need to edit all the transactions associated with the category Car and change to Automobile. This might be a huge task as there could be many such transactions. You can do a bulk edit of all these transactions and change the associated category to Automobile all at once.
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Similarly, you can do a bulk edit for other transaction attributes such as payee, memo, and tags.
NOTE: If you make a mistake or change your mind, just select undo (Edit > Undo) from the Quicken menu.
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